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Jun 12, 2023
This is a nice little climbing spot. Kitsune area is great for kids if they can do a little scramble approa… View Comment
Jun 12, 2023
People are having trouble seeing the rock for the dirt. This is going to be a beautiful route. It’s perfect… View Comment
Jun 12, 2023
This is not 11d. At least I hope not. No one has done a second lead yet. View Comment
Jul 15, 2019
That gully is nasty...lol View Comment
Sep 16, 2013
This is such a fun problem! The best tactic is to rest and eat shot blocks while the guys clean the whole t… View Comment
Dec 13, 2009
I think it's probably the same spot. That's a tiny cam and I remember that it keyed in from the right. I… View Comment
Dec 12, 2009
Actually, I think this is the purple black Diamond C3, similar to grey TCU or black alien. I found a great… View Comment
Sep 10, 2009
In keeping with so many NH finger cracks, this one packed a lot more punch than I expected from the ground.… View Comment
Aug 25, 2009
Proud lead! Did you write down the gear for me? I want an appendix B for Mouse's Misery. How did the lea… View Comment
Aug 18, 2009
The Kancamagus Crags are little pockets of wilderness climbing along the Swift River in the White Mountains… View Comment
Jul 30, 2009
Interesting. I wonder which start is more standard -- the "right" start by DL standards. I know routes are… View Comment
Jul 30, 2009
Let the DL purists flay me alive, I led the start of Upper Diagonal into Flake Route instead of doing the r… View Comment
Feb 4, 2009
My good friend got on this route as her first 5.11. I'd say it's not going to hurt anyone to let the grade… View Comment
Sep 2, 2008
Lee, this is incredible. You must be doing your yoga these days. View Comment
Sep 2, 2008
I concur. The best 5.9 at Rumney. Definitely not your average sport climb. View Comment
Jun 5, 2008
I'm a lady with small fingers and an affection for finger cracks. I don't know if I missed something, but… View Comment
Sep 14, 2007
Chris, Thanks first of all for the tone of your post, conversational not combative. I really appreciate… View Comment
Sep 10, 2007
Eds. This comment was originally under a different route and moved here. Thanks to all involved. When I… View Comment
Sep 10, 2007
Eds. This was originally posted as a route. With the poster's consent, this has been converted to a commen… View Comment
Jul 22, 2007
I think the debate over the grade of Manic Depressive could be related to beta. I'm 5'2" so slapping up ei… View Comment
Mar 27, 2007
Probably my favorite pitch of trad climbing to date. It doesn't look that tall from the ground, but it was… View Comment
Mar 3, 2007
Couch Potato is a tricky little endeavor. The start can twist you into pretzel shapes, and the upper bulge… View Comment
Mar 3, 2007
I really like this route. Some of the holds are a little sharp, but the moves are great and the top out is… View Comment
Mar 3, 2007
This was my first ever project at Rumney. I was so proud to top out onto that slab. It's still one of my… View Comment
Mar 3, 2007
I like this route. Nice Rumney crimping, straightfoward in places and tricky in others. It has some cool… View Comment
Mar 3, 2007
Apocalypse is one of my favorite routes at Rumney. It's a neat little area, sort of tucked away. On chill… View Comment
Feb 19, 2007
I know it's not the coolest route at the park, but it's one of the best routes I've ever done. That's prob… View Comment
Oct 31, 2006
The nuances of that memorable ledge are carved into my brain. View Comment
Feb 1, 2004
This was one amazing route. Once the technical crux is beneath you the route still keeps you thinking. As… View Comment
Feb 1, 2004
WOW WOW WOW. Absolutely grinning all the way to the top, and feeling like a hero because .75 camalot is de… View Comment
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